South Windsor is poised to join a growing number of Connecticut towns weighing the use of Flock license‑plate reader cameras. Local news outlets report the subject is scheduled for discussion at the Town Council meeting tonight.
WTNH described South Windsor as the latest Connecticut municipality to debate the cameras, while Patch reported the matter is heading to the Town Council for consideration this evening.
The proposals touch on questions of public safety and surveillance technology that have prompted debates in other communities. Officials and residents in South Windsor will be watching the council meeting for how the town may proceed.
Sources: WTNH, Patch.